Oblige
Oblige verb - To do a service or favor for.
Both words in one sentence
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After unsuccessfully asking them nicely to receive that punishment, they oblige when he uses his grappling hook to put the judge's neck in a choke hold.
Source: Unishment - However, part of the game is also the gradual movement from greater to lesser (but still noticeable) Values Dissonance — e.g., from peasants treated as livestock to noblesse oblige, and from women treated as Baby Factories to being revered and put on a pedestal.
Source: Tabletop Game / Pendragon
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